Mackay & Sarina Clay Target Club Inc.
Mackay & Sarina Clay Target Club, Sarina QLD: DTL and ball trap. Monthly Sunday competition from 9am; practice and come-and-try 3rd Saturday.
About Mackay & Sarina Clay Target Club Inc.
Mackay & Sarina Clay Target Club shoots Down-the-Line trap and ball trap on Rifle Range Road, Sarina. The ground has three DTL traps and one ball trap. The club is affiliated with ACTA and sits in the QCTA Central Zone.
Shoot days
- Competition: a monthly Sunday DTL shoot from 9am (check the date with the club)
- Practice and come-and-try: 3rd Saturday of each month, 8:30–11:30am
Joining
The minimum age to shoot at the club is 11. Visitors without a licence can shoot by completing a Form 33 and showing photo ID. The club has accredited coaches and caters for corporate groups of 10 or more. Use the enquiry button on this page to confirm the next competition date.
The club ran a two-day carnival in 2025 that drew shooters from the Western Zone.
More Queensland clubs, plus DTL and ball trap listings, and other ACTA clubs. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Mackay Pistol Club (about 35 km), SSAA Mackay Branch (about 46 km), Dysart Gun Club Inc. (about 148 km).
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